

Repeat these steps for port 443 to handle HTTPS traffic. We have to configure burp suite so that it handle requests on port 80 The next step is to lunch webmitm tool that will handle the http requests and responses, from there we’ll tell webmitm tool to forward the traffic to burp suite proxy that will allow us to inject an iframe of Metasploit browser autopwn server. –fakeip : this hijacks requests by returning this IP as the result for every request –interface : is going to tell dnschef at what interface it’ll listen for. Burp suite will be running at (IP:192.168.0.10)įirst, I’ll explain how I’m going to do the attack : Attacking from ubuntu “Metasploit & dnschef & webmitm” running on (IP: 192.168.0.6)
Injecting an iframe using python mitmproxy how to#
Metasploit : How to install ( ubuntu ) HERE Here is a list of the tools we’re going to use :ĭnschef : A dns proxy ( read about it HERE ) Hmm, DNS is an interesting thing to look at since we can provide dns IP to the router for the whole network to use !!Īre we talking about DNS intercepting ? Hell yeah 😀 even if you write a script to automate that what makes you believe that you’re going to actually be able to get meterpreter sessions ? Imagine also a network with 200 machines that will definitely be time consuming. we have port forwarding option which is beautiful, what we can do with that is scrap the network pool for internal IPs and forward ports like 445, 139 and try to exploit them from our end.

We have access to the router but our goal is to get a foothold on the remote network, hmm. So what I’m about to demonstrate in this post is the impact that can some attacker cause to your network once he access the router. Toolkit/components/windowcreator/nsIWindowCreator2.idl Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/python3_圆4.manifest Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/python3.manifest Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/mitmproxy_requirements.txt Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/mitmproxy.py Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/mitmproxy-rel-bin-osx.manifest Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/mitmproxy-rel-bin-linu圆4.manifest Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/mitmproxy-playback-set.manifest Testing/talos/talos/mitmproxy/alternate-server-replay.py Servo/components/style/properties/longhands/ Netwerk/test/unit/test_proxy-authorization-via-proxyinfo.js
